Kelsey094

Great scenes: The Wall (although I was expecting more action), Winterfell and KL. My heart broke for Cersei. Good/okay scenes: Braavos, Mereen and Dany. They weren't bad scenes, but not as great as the above. Braavos was kinda short. Bad scenes: I didn't think Dorne could go any more downhill. I was wrong. 7/10.

The HOBW was amazing again. They are doing such a good job with the interior. Tyrion telling Jorah about his father was something I have missed in the books. I always wondered about how Jorah would react. If he heard what his last words were it would be perfect, but yeah, they skipped those last words so that's a closed door. I'm curious about what the f LF's plan is. I don't know yet if I like it. I wanna see how it plays out first, then I'll judge. And Margaery being arrested for lying? That's just boring. QOT did not dissappoint though. Tommen needs to grow a pair and stand up for his wife. Dorne was a bit.. cheesy. I liked Doran and Areo though. Sansa's storyline is changed way too much. She is one of the most important characters of the show so I still don't understand why the WF storyline is so much more important that they have completely let go of Sansa's storyline. I get that sometimes things need to change a bit, but don't overdo it.

7. It had some good scenes, but not a lot happened. It's far from one of the best episodes, but it also wasn't bad though.

When did that happen? Did I miss something?

Didn't care much about killing off Mance tbh. He did some great acting though. I could feel his fear and was so relieved Jon shot him. I never expected them to send anyone for fArya to WF. It would probably make it too complicated for TV.

Loved the episode. I did not expect the head crushing to be honest. I even discussed it with my bf (who doesn't watch or read) and he said they probably couldn't show such a thing. Man was he wrong, lol. The exploding was a bit too much I think. It would be more realistic and still shocking if it just crushed. I like what they did with Sansa. I love to see her play the game. As long as they don't go too far with it just yet. Maybe we'll start next episode back at the last scene and see Tyrion puking and getting escorted back to his cells? Would be a nice opening scene. Arya laughing was out of character yeah, but I liked it. I don't think she has to go 100% dark and murdery. I like a bit of humor in it. Poor Jorah, but it had to happen! I wonder when we'll see him again next year.